Colin Pather, 50, was shot by a single bullet to the back of the head as he was being dropped off at home by a colleague after work on Thursday

The ANC legislature caucus has called out the provincial government on its failure to appoint an environmental commissioner.

The Embo Initiation forum, supported by community organisations in Langa, held a peaceful march followed by a dialogue on producing better men.

The High Court has dismissed Public Protector Busiswe Mkhwebane's application for leave to appeal the Estina Dairy Farm report ruling which ordered she be held partially liable for legal costs.

Vacancies advertised for new in-house security directorate called the Asset Protection Unit within the metro police

"Load shedding will be required all day to cater for further trips and to create capacity to replenish water reserves for our pumped storage schemes," said Eskom.

Rashied Staggie, the former boss of one of the Western Cape's most notorious gangs, has reportedly been shot dead.

The State’s case against Phahlane and the senior officers relates to alleged tender irregularities in 2016 during the bidding process to install, among others, blue lights, sirens and radio equipment in Gauteng police vehicles.

Former officials Velile Waxa, Mawande Makhala and Vela Dumile, were sent to jail for life for the murder of ANC councillor Victor “Freeze” Molosi, who was murdered outside his home after returning from a school governing body meeting.

The public has until January 20 to comment on Eskom’s application to the National Energy Regulator of SA for a 17% tariff increase to recover R27billion in losses from load shedding.

Independent Media fashion and beauty editor Nontando Mposo has been appointed as the new editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine.

Cape Town has lost its title as a gay-friendly city after an unfriendly falling-out with the organisers of Mr Gay World 2020 over sponsorship.

Courts are not there to rubber-stamp decisions, Western Cape High Court Judge Bernard Martin said as he refused to grant an agreement drafted between lawyers representing the homeless, the City of Cape Town, and legal representatives of affluent ratepayers.

While the police were commended for their swift action in apprehending two boys in connection with a fire at the Cape Town station, Untu raised questions as to why

Emergency teams are set to resume their search for a six-year-old girl who was washed away while trying to cross a low lying river in Tongaat. Meanwhile, the heavy rains have claimed at least two other lives this week.

The interim interdict granted against the City to refrain from issuing fines against homeless people has been extended pending further discussions between the opposing parties.